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Ever noticed those missing verses from scripture passages in the revised common lectionary?
Sometimes we need a new way of looking at scripture as we prepare to preach. Mind the Gap is a podcast that pays extra attention to what gets left out. How does it change the context of the rest? Is there anything in there that could be fruitful for proclaiming the good news? Join us as we ponder these missing pieces.
Sometimes we need a new way of looking at scripture as we prepare to preach. Mind the Gap is a podcast that pays extra attention to what gets left out. How does it change the context of the rest? Is there anything in there that could be fruitful for proclaiming the good news? Join us as we ponder these missing pieces.
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Inglese
Stati Uniti
96 episodi
da 21 Gennaio 2023
episodic
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Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
14:20 - reading from Joel
17:56 - commentary for Joel
29:58 - reading from Matthew
33:10 - commentary for Matthew
52:27 - ou…
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We begin today's episode with an important announcement about the podcast, and then we continue to discuss what "confidence" means in our life of faith, how to respond to situations of violence and tension, and what some of the overall things we've learned about scripture and preaching from this pr…
Having our walls crumble, our defenses lowered, our vulnerabilities exposed--these things can hurt and be scary. But how might they be opening us to blessing others and receiving blessings in return?
Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
07:53 - reading the Psalm
10:25 - …
The psalm for this week has an interesting lectionary history, and the gap verses contain an important fulcrum for its meaning.
Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
05:45 - reading the Psalm
08:37 - commentary
30:59 - outro sequence
Lectionary commentary for 2nd Sunda…
These two readings couldn't be more tonally different, but we still found it helpful to remember the poetic elements of the psalms and the original context of the New Testament epistles.
Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
07:31 - reading the Psalm
10:28 - commentary
17…
'Tis the season... for apocalyptic readings.
Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
06:16 - reading the Daniel text
10:25 - commentary on Daniel
21:54 - reading the 2 Thessalonians text
24:23 - commentary on 2 Thessalonians
35:25 - outro sequence
Lectionary commentary f…
The texts for Reformation Sunday don't have any gaps... but the texts for the 20th Sunday after Pentecost do! If you need a break from the same readings year after year of Reformations, consider giving the other passages a try. We found solid connections and possibilities for Reformation Sunday ser…
All the texts for this week confront us with how we relate to those whom we consider "outsiders" or even "enemies." Perseverance, undeserved mercy, and stubborn hope show up as themes.
Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
06:04 - reading the Jeremiah text
08:02 - comment…
This is the only time Habakkuk shows up in the lectionary, so let's talk about this minor prophet!
Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
07:49 - reading the text
11:48 - commentary
26:29 - outro sequence
Lectionary commentary for the 17th Sunday after Pentecost in Year …
Timestamps:
00:01 - title sequence
01:21 - What's on your mind?
10:45 - reading from Jeremiah
14:17 - Jeremiah commentary
25:48 - reading from the Psalms
28:06 - Psalm commentary
37:12 - reading from Amos
39:00 - Amos commentary
01:04:57 - outro sequence
Lectionary commentary for the 16th Sunday …
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